 when he gets that, like he's not engaged with what's going on, whether he's listening to music or he's in the background when other people are talking. I think he looks his best when he has his sunglasses on. You see that, like you saw that at D-Day, he put his sunglasses on for the photo op, looked much better. But it's the blank stare, the not being aware of where he's supposed to go. He clearly, what I would say that's a compliment to him is he knows that when people are assisting him to get off stage or move somewhere, he knows to go with the flow.